released at that moment after Thangam's death, and he begins to drink heavily. Sometime later, the theatre is demolished, the owner citing loss of business. Murugesan decides to return home after 20 years. The rest of the film is all about Murugesan's mental turmoil as he is caught between the deep love showered by his younger brother Kathir, and his guilt of not being a responsible son or elder brother, and Murugesan's remorse to his parents. Then there is Paandi, Murugesan's childhood sweetheart. Bose, fearing that Kathir will be a challenge to his advertising company, ruins Kathir's agency with the help of Annachi. Kathir retaliates by trying to kill Bose but gets stopped by Murugesan. One day, jewels go missing in their house, Murugesan's father suspects him as the thief of their jewels and insults Murugesan in front of everyone, when their daughter arrives and tells him that she took them. After an emotional conversation with his father, he decides to return. Kathir learns of this and goes to the bus station to bring Murugesan back. But there, Bose's and Annachi's men stab Kathir. In retaliation, Murugesan beats a few thugs. Kathir is rushed to a hospital and is in critical condition. The night, Murugesan decides to avenge his brother's injury. Murugesan goes to Annachi's place, engages in a duel with him, and becomes unconscious. Bose arrives there with his men and tells him that his brother is dead. Believing that his brother is dead, Murugesan kills Bose, and all his men and is stabbed by Bose in the fight. Murugesan dies, while Kathir becomes stable and recovers in the hospital. The next day, all mourn Murugesan's death, and his father is filled with remorse for not having trusted his son when he was alive. Cast Bharath as Kathir Pasupathy as Murugesan Bhavana as Meenakshi Priyanka Nair as Thangam Sriya Reddy as Paandiyamma Ravi Mariya as Bose G. M. Kumar as Mayandi Thevar Chaams as Meenakshi's brother T. K. Kala Bombay Gnanam Vijayachander Periya Karuppu Thevar Kadhal Sukumar R. S. G. Chelladurai Production Sandhya was supposed to play the female lead but was replaced by Bhavana. Virudhunagar and its surroundings were the prime locations of scenes in the movie. Soundtrack Soundtrack was composed by debutant G. V. Prakash Kumar, nephew of A. R. Rahman and lyrics for 3 songs were penned by Na. Muthukumar. All the songs including "Veyilodu Vilayadi"